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... the public revenue. They 'cangrant or refuse the whole, orapartofthe supplies. Whenever, says Dclolme, pet authority of the Whigs, “abuses of power had taken place, which they (the Commons) were seriously determined to correct, they made, in the of bir ...
... employment, I shall consider it a favour, a communication that effect be forwarded to me, without delav. F. D. FINLAY. Northern Whig Office. Dee. 20, 1837. 336 ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1. a ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, I 83& TO THE EDITOR OF THE GLOBE. Net her by, Carlisle, Jan. 24, 1838. ** Sir James Graham begs leave to enclose letter addressed to him hy Lord Spencer, containing the copy of a letter written Lord Spencer ...
... commenced the Manufacturing of TOBACCO and SNUFF, hia newly-erected concern. No. 8, CALfcNDER-STREET, (Next door to ** The Northern Whig Office) ; Where he has now ready for delivery, the following descriptions of TOBACCO. From his long experience in the trade ...
... companies of the Royal Regiment and the R fles occupied the houses nearest to the chuich: after at out hour's firing THB NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1/ and (lie ciiurclwdoon rem.iinin? unforced, part of the Royal Regiment assaulted the Presbytery ...
... SOCIETY FOB PROMOTING KNOWLEDGE. WM. BRUCE, Prttidc. I. «uv STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. BOOK AND JOBBING DEPARTMENT TUB NORTHERN WHIG ESTABLISH WENT. Beirut. J*n. 12, 1838. Ann son HENRT DICKSON. Monachah JOHN LKWEKS. PoaTAtwwE JAMES O'HANLON. BumiaiLLaAnoCoLEEAtar ...
... of his departure. 2. RICHARD M*F ARL AND, son Robert M*Farland, formerly Oughley, near Saintfield, afterwards employed The Whig Office, and now a reporter in Th* Sang Examiner cstahiishment. This Apprentice had about three years of his lime to : he five ...
... his departure. 2. RICHARD MCFARLAND,son Uobebt McFarland, formerly of Oughley, near Saint field, afterwards employed in The Whig Office, ami now a reporter in 'The S'ewry Examiner establishment. This Apprentice had about three years of bis time to serve: ...
... employment, 1 shall consider it a favour, a communication to that effect be forwarded to me, without delay. F. D. FINLAY. Northern Whig Office, Dec. 20, 1837. SELECT LIST of STANDARD SCHOOL and COLLEGE BOOKS, and told bjr Mr. CUM.MIN’G, 16, Lo»rr Ormnnd-Qiuy ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1838. RURAL AFFAIRS- GARnENiNCjOpftitATioNs roR the Week. —Fresh line hot-beds, constancy, hot stal>lc dung, to prevent the heat declining: give air, whenever relaxation of the frost will allow it, the ...
... BOOK AND JOBBING DEPARTMENT OP THE NORTHERN WHIG KSTAOLISHXCST. THE FRIENDS and. SUPPORTERS of tbo BOOK and JOBBING Department of my Concern, are respectfully informed, that, having now completely and permanently put down the Combined Operative Printers ...